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PROBLEM: New GS1000 standard rings - too big?

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Here a link to the std rings set on partsoutlaw:

http://www.partsoutlaw.com/oemparts/p/suzuki/12140-49001/piston-ring-set-std

Remember to use the promo code BANG to get $1 shipping.

But that link says OS:1.0. I don't think anything has been cleared up here. According to the diagram the STD has nothing after the part number, the .5 has -050, the 100 supposedly has a different number to supersede the original with -100
Here are some aftermarket ones http://www.ebay.com/itm/CLASSIC-SUZ...S-4-SETS-NEW-STD-SIZE-R15240-00-/162163907291
 
Check the AlphaSports website. I just looked and they show the standard ring 12140-49001 as being available as well as the 12140-49001-100. The price is different for each set and the -100 PN does sub to the part that the OP received so maybe they are available. Pretty messed situation for sure. Funny just checked Babbit's and it comes up with the exact same screens as PartsOutlaw. Did one buy out the other, did they merge or are they just using the same flawed software.
 
But that link says OS:1.0. I don't think anything has been cleared up here. According to the diagram the STD has nothing after the part number, the .5 has -050, the 100 supposedly has a different number to supersede the original with -100
Here are some aftermarket ones http://www.ebay.com/itm/CLASSIC-SUZ...S-4-SETS-NEW-STD-SIZE-R15240-00-/162163907291

The description is meaningless since that same part number is used for more than one model. STD size rings for one model can be OS for a different model.

PN 12140-49001 is correct for STD rings for the GS1000.
 
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Partzilla has sent a return label and will ship another set of rings - I asked about the P/N of the new set and they gave me the same number as the original: 12140-44110(!)

I guess we'll see if the original P/N was actually mis-packed or if Partzilla is making the same mistake twice - stay tuned!

BTW: the "BANG" code just worked for $1.50 shipping on my order from PartsOutlaw.com - thanks for posting that!
 
Partzilla has sent a return label and will ship another set of rings - I asked about the P/N of the new set and they gave me the same number as the original: 12140-44110(!)

I guess we'll see if the original P/N was actually mis-packed or if Partzilla is making the same mistake twice - stay tuned!

BTW: the "BANG" code just worked for $1.50 shipping on my order from PartsOutlaw.com - thanks for posting that!

UPDATE: Called PartsOutlaw and talked to Kelly, who was very helpful about drilling through the misinformation on their website - turns out the 12140-49001 IS the correct P/N for standard rings as others have said (and it is in stock at Suzuki BTW), but the description of this P/N is wrong on the PartsOutlaw website as well as every other website that shows this part!

It is described as STD in the part listing (fiche view), but when you click the link to view the part description, it shows as 1.0 OS. It looks like they all subscribe to the same database and all of them have the same error!

So, to put this to rest - if you need STD rings for a GS1000, order the 12140-49001. If you need 1.0 OS, order the 12140-44110!
 
I just got burned by this as well. Now I have to get bike bandit to take back a 38 dollar set of rings I opened and discovered they are for 1.0 oversize.

I'll be able to return the other 3 sets at least
 
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